Deutsche Bank now sees three straight Fed rate hikes through March
Deutsche Bank is calling for three consecutive 25-basis-point Fed rate increases in December, January and March, according to Cointelegraph. The bank's revised call follows hotter-than-expected October inflation data and would lift the target range to 4.50%–4.75%.
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Deutsche Bank expects the Federal Reserve to raise rates by 25 basis points three times in a row, at its December, January and March meetings, per a Cointelegraph post citing the bank's updated outlook. That would put the Fed's target range at 4.50%–4.75%.
The trigger, according to the same report, was October inflation data that came in hotter than expected — pushing the bank to extend its hiking forecast further into next year rather than stopping at one more move.
Deutsche Bank is the latest name to reprice its Fed path after that print, with the three hikes now penciled in across consecutive meetings.
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